Cinq A' Sept

Timeless Love: A Series of Standalone Novels, Book 1

By: MJ Fields

Narrated by: Wen Ross, Kai Kennicott

“I let my inhibitions go, and they fell in the wrong place. I didn’t know he would be my unraveling. I didn’t know he was 25.”

A single mother often lives by certain rules, and Angela Petrov has made certain to adhere to hers: Mom first, career second, and no man will meet her child unless they will be in her life long-term.

However, with her daughter now in college, the company she has worked at for over a decade facing major changes, and no lover in sight, Angela’s life has lost all its carefully constructed and configured organization.

When news that the annual employee Labor Day party in the Hamptons will still be held, Angela tries to bail out. However, her best friend and coworker, Autumn, convinces her otherwise.

Turns out that, while attempting to enjoy the elite Hamptons nightlife with her coworkers, she meets a much younger, tall, dark, and sexy man who offers her an escape for the long weekend. So, throwing caution to the ocean breeze, she accepts his offer of a true time-out in life, focusing only on time between the sheets with no...strings attached.

What happens when you allow yourself to let go of life’s stresses, release inhibitions, and embrace desire?

You chase regret.

“An exceptionally written novel about a woman with a neglected but golden heart an a man who deserves it. I loved this book for so many reasons, for the message, for the heart, the swoon, but if I had to sum it up in one word, Bass. This book is not just one of my favorites of 2018 but one of my all time favorites.” (Kate Stewart, USA Today best-selling author of Drive)

“Cinq a Sept is the romance independent women everywhere have been aching for. Bold, sexy and intriguing, MJ Fields brings her ultimate A-game in this beautiful love story filled with swoon and heat.” (Jessica Ruben, author of Rising: Vincent and Eve, Book 1)

©2018 MJ Fields (P)2019 MJ Fields

Amazing story

Bass is one strong romantic gentleman. Angela is one strong well rounded woman. They meet in unusual circumstances. They have a wild ride. I could not wait to see where this couple would go. I loved there instant connection and there banter back and fourth. What an amazing story.

Hawt!

The older women and younger man really was a hot love story! I so enjoyed it because it was not a cookie-cutter like many of them are! Wen Ross and Kai Kennicott were amazing narrating it! They have so much chemistry between them and it brings it out in their voices! Loved, loved it!

A taboo romance that is so addicting

Angela is a mom first. I can relate to that side of her. Her daughter comes first and no man shall ever meet her, unless they are serious. This relationship grounds this story and makes it real. Angela is a wonderful character who has realistic ideas and thoughts. As she dates a younger man, I loved the struggles she had with the age gap. It made the story more realistic and so interesting. Bass is the kind of guy that can make a woman feel amazing. I loved that about him. Angela and Bass belong together. The chemistry they have lights the pages on fire, This story has a little bit of everything, steam, laughter, and a sense of realness.

Wen Ross and Kai Kennicott bring this story to life. I always enjoy a story narrated by this team, Wen has the perfect voice for Bass and narrated him exactly as I imagined him. Kai has the perfect voice for Angela, Strong, yet sensual, Kai makes Angela seem so real. I felt as if I was within the pages of the story. THis was another amazing performance by Wen and Kai.

soooo hot and sweet

Only issue was maybe 30 and 45 fit better for reality of comments and timelines

Romantic getaway

The story starts out strong and fun and delicious and I loved it .... THEN after the mid point, it starts down the slipper slope of the cursed "everything is perfect" syndrome. Why does an author have to ruin perfectly strong stories with unrealistic endings... Of course, we want the fantasy, but do not make it so over the top that it leaves you rolling your eyes. The characters do not have to be perfect, the hero does not need to a prince, etc... just so long as they are in love and making it work. Hate when endings are so absurb they play out like a cheesy lifetime movie.